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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
OBITUARY.,
Dir. Z. j. stones Death-A Short Sketch q,

Dir. Ed. Stones Deatli-A Short Sketch oI
.-. Ills Career. ..I. .'
Mr.. E. J. Stone died about noon Satur.
day,at his residence on South Front street
Island. His death was not entirely unex
pected as he has been in very poor health
Tor some time paat and has frequently
been confined to his room; but, while moi
unlocked lor, the news shocked and sad
doned his large number Of frienda as |.
reached them. sii',..
MIR. Stones death removes from Wheel
ing one Of her Oldest and beat known citl-
zena. Asa man Of business, he wag nearly
always successful. The money he made
represents comfortable fortune, q goodly
portion Of which Is invested in real estate
While prospering In business he did not
forget the cause Of Christiani
ty. Hs Was one OF the mos,
active, never-tiring church members
hereabonts. He was member and reg.
ularly ordained minister OF the Methodist
church, and may be said to have been one
Of tho founders and pillars Of the Thorn.
son NJ. Z. church on the Island. His Ia.
Dors IN behalf oil that congregation were
continual. :.
He was married in 1916 to Miss Eliza.
beth Thomas, who survives him, also their
seven children-three daughters and four
cons. A hke!ch Of his career is as follows:
He was born in November, 1919, in En-.
field, massachusetts, and came to the Ohio
valley in 1888. He frs. located in Meade
county, Ohio, where he taught school. In
1889 he removed to Wheeling, and for
several years Was engaged as q clerk in
various stores. In 1914 or '45 Mr.. Stone
embarked in the coal trade with Mr.. Jacob
Thomo8. &. %s
In 1916 he located in the city perms.
nently, going into tho dry goods store Of
Goodridge & Co. Later he YVES taken in
as 3 partDer, but soon BOLD ont. In Sep
TENDER, lS47, deceased embarked in the
dry goods buaiuess with Mr.. Thomas, To-
eating on Main street, nearly opposite the
present store Of Stone & Thomas. Two
years later the firm CLOSED to the cast side
OF the street, and has since occupied the
same premises.
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DELLAlRE HRIEFS.

Sunday services-Corner Stone Laying
| Newsy Notes Of General Interest.
The Good Templars will meet Tuesda,
evening in X. of L. hall.
Rev. Edgar Robinson, OF Ironton, has
been visiting relatives here.
Rev. ]. O. Smith preached a special ser
mon ycoterday to young men.
Miss Emma Littleton ia now teaching
whenever temporary vacancies occur.
At the German church, Rev. @. +, Hus.
tedt yesterday held communion services
One Of the saloons on Saturday, openly
advertised book beer for sale on Sunday
Mrs. Morgan, State organizer OF the
Young Ladies' Temperance Union, held
another meeting last night.
Dr.. R. W. Muhleman Is back from
Wichita, where he has been for come
weeks specializing in land.
1t is proposed to have the poles for the
wires OF the electric light placed in the
alleys instead OF the streets. 4
The court has decided that tho fence
obstructing the old entrance to tho Rose
Hill cemetery must be removed.
An amateur minstrel club, with some
performers from elsewhere, will give q
performance Saturday night Tor the benefit
OF tho cyclone sufferers.
The Pennsylvania Company has again
begun work on tho Ohio Valley railroad.
The fill at Pinchrun is being raised to the
level OF the trestle, which will be built at
once. and then work Can be commenced
ct the road below town.
AS evidence Of the activity and stirring
up this town is experiencing, the adver.
tiaements in the daily papers are more
than two to one those OF new firms-frms
not engaged in business more than a year
and many OF them for only few weoks.
The Odd Fellows, to the number OF
eighty, marched TO the First NJ, L. Church
yesterday morning to hear a sermon by
Rev. R. +. Keller. Rev. J. A, Bower, Of
Coal Brook and Rock Hill churches,
preached yesterday at the First presbyte-
rian Church. Rev. VIM. Eaton, of Wash
lngton, preached at the Second Presbyte-
rian Church.
Tho alarm OF fire on Friday night was
needless as far as the fire companies were
concerned, and very few knew that the
fire had seriously, and it may be fatally,
burned woman. Mrs. LOTUS, on Thirty
frat street, was filling gasoline stove
while it was lighted and an explosion set
fire to her clothing. She was badly burn.
cd about the face and upper part of her
body, aud her husband in trying to help
her was also burned about the hands.
Yesterday the corner stone of tho new
A. II. Z. church was laid with Masonic
ceremonies. The building will face Thirty.
aoventh street and be similar to the South
Bellaire NJ. L. church. King Solomon
lodge, Of Wheeling, assisted the Grand
Master Of West Virginia in the ceremony.
There was an immense audience at the
Elys!an theater to hear the afternoon SER
mona and tho singing Of the Bridgeport
and Wheeling choirs. A liberal collec.
ton was placed in the hands OF the build
Ing committee,
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OHIO LEAGUE NOTES.
No games booked for this week 60 far.
Green, Cincinnati pitcher, has been
signed by Columbus.
John Speck and VIM. During have
signed with Steubenville.
Roseburgh, one Of Mansfeld'a pitchers,
is down with the measles.
Several changes are being made in the
Columbus and Mansfield teams.
The Indianapolis Club has Cancelled all
otita datos with the Ohio League Clubs.
Nichols running catch in center field
Saturday called out tremendous applause.
Hennessy, the Detroit pitcher, who
signed with Columbus, failed to show up.
The sandusky batteries will be Clark
and Howarth, sowders and Bishop, Yea
gle and Hall.
Mallory pitched in fine form on Satur-
day, striking out several ba.ters at t;cklish
points in tho game.
Tha frs. achedule prepared by the com.
mittee was defective, and new one was
arranged, but is not yet definitely settled
upon.
Parkersburg has club that is willing
to tackle any club in the State. No doubt
Wheeling would DO glad to show them how
to play ball.
While in GAINESVILLE last week Manager
Lucas, Of tho Duluths, released McQuillen
because the Zanesville team got twenty.
two hits of him.
Jimmy Williams advised the Ohio
League Schedule Committee to make it
three games per week in each city, regard
leas OF railroad expenses.
the Columbus Club made kick against
Darrah's suspension, but it did not avail
anything, rs it wss proved beyond doub.
that he signed two contracts.
Duluth had q very narrow escape from
being shut ont at Zanesville last Wednes.
day. All that eaved them was wild
throw by shost.s!op Hubbard.
The Kalamazoo Club is showing up we'll
in exhibition games, and The impression
prevails that the club that walks away
with tho Michigan boys will win the pen
paot
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On saturday afternoon a ekia loaded
with gentlemen, bound 10, tho ball game
on the Island, was stfuch by the wheel o!
tho Abncr O'NeGl aB she WAS backing out
and the occupants thrown into the river.
1t was great wonder that soma wero not
drowned. Prof. schockey msIe a very
narrow escape IRON being crushed between
tho Q Neal and Telegram. He maintained
his position in tho stern Of the skiN and
tho O'Neal waa slowly swinging, when
Alfred ShallcroEs assisted him to the deck
Of the Telegram.
The nuthoritiep, If they have any con-
troll in the matter, should take steps to
prevent the overlooking OF Bki,s and not
allow hon. 10 leave tho wharf uniesa it
is 1owed by 3 competent person. II Home
restriction ia not placed on the porsons
who run thcae ierrieG, HI accident will
Mapped come day that will resul, fatally.
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Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroud.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk.
Abroud.
Attorney-General All. Caldwell is il
Charleston on business.
Mr.. W. H. Hesrne has gono to Chgrlee
ton to watch the doings OF the Legislature
Sir. Henry Schsub, who has been home
on visit for the past week returned tt
Chicago Saturday night.
Mr. a. W. Donel left yesterday OH 81
extended trip through the State in the in.
teresa Of (. L. Rose 4 Co.
Mr.. Haztett Cummi1s hiss gone to Chi.
cRgo to inset his mother and nisters, who
are on their way home from an extenaiye
trip through tho Southwest and California.
Mr.. Percy W. l.sidloy, OF Charleston,
AssiataRt Clerk OF the supreme Court OF
Appeals, who has been spending few
d2yh in this city visiting iriends, left ior
Cincinnati: last evening.
W. 7, Bland, OF Weston, was in the city
yesterday, on his way to Charleston, vim
the Ohio River road, where he goes 10 OBJ.
selye what turn the Insane Asylum affair
will take.
Mr.. II. +. Behsons WAS rendered aese.
made Saturday night by the Arion Sing.
ing Society, at his home on South Chap.
line street. The viaitors we're invited
inside and treated to elegant refreshments.
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Part II Of the Circuit Court was in sea.
sion Saturday, Judge jacob on tho bench.
me following business w9s transacted:
In the casu OF Tho State vs.. John A. Barr,
indicted for placing distractions on tho
Cumberland ro"d, the demurrer was over.
FNlea, and the case sut ios hearing on the
10Th Of May.
In the case Of The Stuo VI. John D,
Schmidt, indicted for intellectually shooting
at sam Salmon, OF Steubenvilo, with in.
ten, to main, diblgure and kill, tho do.
'nrrrer WAS oyenulrd; p!oa Of no. guilty
Eaa entered, a hoHd OF $1,000 given aud
tho Gaze continued until tho next term.
Court was adjourned ill to-day wien
both Parts will DO in session. A jury In
ordered to report in Part before Judge
Boyd.
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BRIDGEPORT BREyITlES.
A Small Sized Wreck - News Items Co


A Small Sized Wreck - News Items Con
densed.
John Geer has been added to the fore,
OF Spence 4 Co.
Mrs. L. P. Rhodes. who was seyesety
hurt by, falling some time since, is rapidly
recovering.
Geo. Heller and David Boston are ar.
ranging for q singing match at an earl,
date for purse Of SO.
Union services were held in tho NJ, z
church morning and evening yesterday
Kew. MIR. Winters officiating.
The full force OF CARPENTER 4 AIcCanc,
will 10 TO Squire Mcknights farm IL
Washington county, Pa, this week to mi
in natural gas fixtures.
On Saturday evening about ! o'clock as
local freight No. G2 WAS making a runuino
awitch on the 9. 4 P. track, above tho de-
pot, box car jumped the track and fel
over the bridge. Tho car was lbaded with
merchandise, which was scattered promis
cnously down the bank and into the river
The yard engine from Martins Ferry was
soon OIL the scene, and cleared the main
track. Pho 5:l2 train WAS delnyed aboni
one hour. Included in the contents Of the
car was q very large and costly sodn water
fountain consigned to ]. D. Van Law 81
Bellaire. A number OF the tine merhla
slabs were badly broken,
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4 VICTIM or rnE cYcLoNE
Dies Mt Martins Fsrry-NArrow Escape
from Death by Polsonipy-Notes. otc. 4

Dies nj MhFHAA Feffy-AhFfoW Escape,
from Death by poisonipg-N Notes, stc.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Z. Davidson tool
place from the NJ. E. church yesterday a,
2 o'clock, and was largely attended. IN
Messrs. John Young and ]. +. Conner
OF the publishing firm Of Williams 4 Go.
Cincinnati, are here making a record OIL
all business houses, to be printed In the
State Directory next November. a} IS
Mrs. Fletcher, a returned missionary
and guest Of Dir. DeHass, spoke to the
NJ. E. congregation last night. Mrs
Fletcher will lecture In the Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening. Subject, "Real
and Imitation" Admission free. I5
For some time past young woman o.
this place has proven herself quite q
nuiaance, and has been especially obnox.
ious toward a certain young man. They
met on Hanover street yesterday attor.
noon, and when she accosted him he
struck her and knocked her down. lie
was arrested. but WAS released on putting
up $40 for his appearance before Mayor
kellar to-day.
About half past nine o'clock Saturday
cNSAAhkt Vk"o luitu u CTuNu WA EkatluX
at tho Excelsior rink, the floor dropped
about two feet at the front end Of the
building, upsettiug and tumbiing the ska.
tors in every direction. Tho rink was
built on props over run and the water
has waahod tho props loose, which caused
the fall. No one was hurt. {
Saturday morning Mrs. John Hieech.
man WAS engaged in baking pies, and by
mistake for baking powder put In them
some Rough on Rats" At noon the
family psrtook Of tho pastry, and the
mother, two daughters and a son were
taken with vomiting spells a short time
after. Dr.. Hervey was summoned, but
did not get the poisoned ones out Of dan
ger until about 10 o'clock that evening,
AT last accounts all were doing well.
Jimmy Owens, the young man who had
bis leg broken In two places, by being
struck with board during the cyclone,
died yesterday morning about half past
nine o'clock. His death was the result Of
paralysis Of the heart, caused by blood
poisoning, The limb swelled 80 that It
was impossible to set tho broken bones,
and the physicians were only waiting for
the swelling to go down, whom it was
found that blood poison had act in all
through bis body, making recovery i'm
poegible.
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Mgr. sulliyNu's Celebration,

Saturday was also the twenty-ninth an.
nivesssry Of The ordination of Mgr. John
T. Sullivan, Vicar General Of the Diocese.
During tho day he received number OF
hearty congratulations from other mem.
bors OF the Clergy and from his i.ionds
and ndmiro!s generally; and no WAS also
remembered in n more substantial manner
by several warm tyiends. Tho day was slgo
St. Georges day aud in the morning The
Knights Of st. George in full Uniform
marched from their hall to the Cathedral,
where Ngs. SalliVan celebrated High
Mas and afterwards delivered II moot up.
propriate and pleasing address to the
Kuights. After which, no in conpanv
with 4 large number Of others repaired to
st. AlphonAus church on tho South Side
to take part i'll aud witness the Jubilee
services being held in honor of Father
Hynciuth.
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Yesterday morning the St. AlphoHRns
S0riety, tho Knights OF St. John in full
uniform and large number Of ontsidert
went 10 Pittsburgh over the b. 4 O's
ilcrnPGrlI division. An excurBion trs;n
Of eight cars Was run aud every Tar was
filed 10 it utmost capacity. The Opera
u0HR9 band Was oEgaEel 10 head the I've
societies in their marching Mt Pittsburgh
I'll. occasion WIS the Duplication OF St,
loscpii's church ut PttMl'rrh. 1t was d
notable event and delegations were pres.
EFT IRON number Of points. The Wheel.
ing people returned late last night.
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Tho annual convention Of the Amalya.
mated AGaocaiion 10 to DO hold in Pilta.
bureh the ii!st Tueadny in May. The
delegates from about here ths. nave been
choacn no lar MH: Thomas Fox from
Wheeling No. 0 (CEeseeat} J, aad Frederick
Kra;gcl aud William Smith from Advance
No. 20 (.E;na). President WuiIle, Of tho
Association, was in the city Saturday for
q short time. II Is not l:nowa whether no
waa elrC:ioneering Tor another torn in the
Office OF not.
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For bargains in GiovcR. 40 TO
TnoS. llU"HEs Il Co.,
III Market Btroet.


We have for nale several Typewriter
including tho Remington, tho CrandalI
and tho Hammond. These machines hNyu
t,ron ,akcn in exchange for tho ma,ches1
CAligrsph, and will be- sol! cheap. Wfitorp
Tor rent md Tor Rnlo Oh monthly install.
'nenil. Gall on or addrcBA for circulars
EDWARD l.. ROHK 4 Co.,
50 Twelfth ntrrcl.
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TnEISrEn-sTATE COMMERCE
Hlil hns mt Affected III" II. j. HnSgs Il Sou
Lumber Company.

I iii linN mt AIl""lNH Tho II, J. HREg. & SOna
Lumber C"mI,nny.
That tho statement contained in the
aboyp hUItling ia true ean bs proven to
anyone %ho will yist the larger eatabiah-
mon' md yards at bridgeport, Ohio, OF tho
fra referred to. It will DO found that
they carry IN immense and carefully 80.
lcrtCi a!pct Of wull seasoned homlock and
pine Ns we'll ~ other tInbnrs, rough aud
pfNuCd and Of Hti dcscriptionB. They Aro
prapHred To furnish &. tho worry bent figures
lRth, rl!iupitE, Ira'u'r, doorS arnh, mould.
iDeA, HAuilrrF, blDdg, stnir railing,
bracEetn, pp'iEEs, ctc, Those in noua Of
OnlGinX nAerinl should telephone to or
Nil on Il. j. l.AggB 4 Song.
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An rppotiel by Cbdatiau Ealusp', drug.
eist, Upera iiouoe ctNaeL Saturday:
7A.S. 9h.v. l.! %rH, 7rp
60 ~ u G. 4.
weather tina EcAh".
lsbAY,
7A.Y. yA.W. NV &ra. 7r.2
As Is - - ~
WcathcT-FM,
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ONE WEEK ONLY!

For The benefit Of our many pa!rOns
We haze rented The room formerly occu.
pied by Martin 1hvrnIuE's Restaurant,
and VIII cUEttnuc for one week only Ii
dispose Of the baiancc 81 Uur stucH ut
prices lower lhWE ever.
HHtELING tLUFllIN4 CO.,
lL2G .n4rhrt SlIrlt,
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n GrUat lsncp.

1t is estimated that oyer 500 peonIc
were IN tho A!hambrs rink, Eighth ward,
Saturday evening, to witness tho five milc'
race, 9trHl ghtaway, between j. ], Boil, Tia
cleveland champion, and Eugene HanSe.
OF this city, the boy wonder. The Iattor
won III ii minutes, - seconds, Rail
afterwards 1tatcd to the audienco TINT he
had broken r roller anil would race
llanko again for any amount. ''
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Cincinnati 9; St. Louis 5; Louisville II,
Cleveland 10; Athletic IL, Meta i; Pitts
burgh IL, Hamilton (Ont.) s. Manager
Schmelz, Of the Cincuuatis, has address.
cd a communication to the President OF
tho Association demanding that Latham,
Of the st. Louis club, DO required to pub.
licly apologzN TO baldwin, OF tho Cincin-
natis, Tor striking him, md complaining
that fraud WIS attempted by tho Browns
in laying oil the pitchers box over the
dlstMncO required by tho now ruleu.
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WE have just received Il full line Of
SPRING oNtiNOATlNt;S, and orc In
dniIy receipt 0l the lniest Novelties In
Spring SmiliiE3.
iiso, On hnNtn hnndsome Iino Of Neck.
wear aDh G.Eticnrn's furnishing Goods.
e. HESS d sons,
EG, 1872! Market Strrd.
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J. HiilLhkS, iIanaScr.

w imYc tGircHucch u Hrw system o.
selling Watches IN the ilhlAiimrnt plan
whereby yau can secure watch ii 0urc
on cH4; payments. lAil and investigate.
!tGGH Is. IREEH, IewNer,
tGS. iwFitiu Nai Market HtE.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 24.-About 4 ,OoC
people witnessed Il very one.sidcd contest
at the Louisville park to-day. Tho homo
club did Bomc terrific batting, and liter.
ally swept up tho earth with tho Cieye.
land nino. With tho exception Of Striker
tho lMtor played u very weak game.
Score:
lnnltiHS.,..... ......., . 3 4 & G ! So
lllu...-.-.".".", / D q q > liz
CieVcnLd 0 | . q 0 Ia
Earned runs-Louiavile, .. Errors-
Louieville, u; Cleveland. I. Base hits
Louisville, 20; Cleveland, 10. Umpire
Cuthbert.
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Charles Erin Werner closed his engage.
inent at the Opera House Saturday after.
noon and evening, appearing before good
houses. Az "Shamus O'Brien" Mr.. Yer.
ner is found to please IN audience every
limo. lie ID good singer, a graceful
dancer and al Intelligent and pains.takinp
aClor.
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NEw foEH, April 24.-Vhe authorities
did not interfere with the ball players TO-
day in Queens Park, and the great crowd
that went to Ridgewood Park to SEQ the
Baltimore and Brooklyn teams plsy saw q
splendid game. Score:
lnninss~...-....~......+. ! 2 3 5 { ? S
Brooky n.,,............2 l 0 . / O-S
baltimore ............." D U U 9 ! : ~-l2
Earned runs-Brooklyn, 4; Baltimore,
l. Two base hit-rhiltips, Smith, Green
wood, Burns, Fulger, Griffin, kilroy.
Three base hit-phllips. Struck out
Brooklyn, 5; Baltimore, .. Errors-Brook-
lyn,S; BALTIMORE. Base his-B,ooklyu,
-; Baltimore, IS. Pitchers, Porter and
kilroy. Umpire, Knight.
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TnH celebrated Philip beat Brewing
Cos. Milwaukee Book lIoor will be on tap
to-day at LEO Rie8ter's Opera Saloon.
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TnE celebrated Philip Best Brewing
Cos. milwaukee, Book Benr will be on tai
to-day 1t Leo kioster's Opera Saloon.
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Fon barsaius In Underwear, goto
Tnos. lluolIns X Co.,
I'll Market Btreot,
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REAL ESTATE.
E'oN .RENT.

80. !7lg hol! street, rooms, Sl4 20 a month.
~. LIZ hou street. rooms. SlI 10 A month
70. !0i Fifteenth street, SIS 90 u mouth,
u.Gl sAs. '''A'' wa" ha''
S Mo. sixteenth street. storc.room, $3.50.
store-toOui southeast corner OF Soyunt,cn,b and
Woods streets. u 'e''''ech'h anu
gas, SO 70 u mouth. "N'' na'13a1
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WHITE SHIFTS at greatly reduced pricep
~ Tnos. HuduHs 4 Co.'S,
l2ll Marknt stront
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Tnoa. lluUnEs 4 Go. arc closing out
their Furnishing Goods ut greatly reduced
pricrs.
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DO not buy Underwear Tor Spring until
vou eeo Thos. Hughes x Co. low iEiceH.
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Do not buy Underwear Tor Spring until
you SEQ Thos, Hughes & 90. a low prices.
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WmIrR SHIFTS ut greatly reduced pricep,
1t Tmos. lluGnHs 4 Co.'s,
l2ll Market street,
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Cincinnati Nearly Shut Out,

ST. LOUIS, Apr! 24.-The Cinclnnatis
were saved from shut out to-day by the
champions on Reilly's home run hit over
the right field fence. The visitors were
unable TO do anything with Caruthers'
pulling delivery, while the champions
sized up Muliane for nine hits, which the
four bases on balls mike the base bit COL
umu foot up -. The game WAS full Of
sharp fielding, in which St. Louis led,
Welch particularly distinguishing himself
by a wonderful catch. The Browns OBJ.
tanned three runs in the first inning on q
two Dagger by Latham, singles by Fou,z
and Comiskey aud wild throw by Mul-
lane, The second run was scored in the
third inning by Conliskey going 10 first on
balls, his steal to second and Foutz's two
Dagger. The aixth and last run made by
the Browns wss in The eighth inning when
Caruthers made single, went to second
on wild pitch and scored on Lstl,am's
two bagger. Attendance about 1000.
Score:
lnuings........ .........1 2 3 CTS
81. L0uih...-. .............3 0 | ! 0 o. G
ClhciAnati..."."""...O 0 0 0 0 o.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-25
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